Adam Megacz wrote: > Perhaps a time limit would also make sense (if file's modification > time is more than 1 hour prior to now, refuse all storedata's, even > beyond the end of the file).
This would be inappropriate for logging. This is not something that can be fixed on the file server given the lack of a "file handle" equivalent issued by the file server. That is why the semantics of insert are enforced by the clients. You can't even enforce "append-only" on the file server because there is no guarantee that clients will write dirty chunks to the file server in a particular order. Outside of the AFS3 RPC protocol you could enforce a time limit with a daemon that changes the owner of the files on some periodic basis. Jeffrey Altman Secure Endpoints Inc.
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